Broadmoor Cloud Camp

An all inclusive run by the Broadmoor on top of Cheyenne Mountain. At 9k feet, there are a few adjustments to make, but the relaxed pace makes that simple. Definitely bring layers to wear as the weather can be unpredictable, but generally it's the comfortable Colorado climate minus five or ten degrees. Think of this as a getaway. While their internet connection is solid and 10Mbps is plenty for most things, there are no TV's in the rooms, locks are not electronic, etc. There are small events to attend every few hours, but you won't keep "busy" here. The guided hikes are avenues to some fantastic overlooks and great picture opportunities out over the city or back into the mountains. The hot tubs are a bit of a walk and the stars come out a bit better there on the west side of the mountain. The food is phenomenal and plentiful. Dinners are a full event with multiple courses. Diet restrictions were easily worked around by the chef and drinks flowed a bit too easily. The staff was both cheerful and helpful. We didn't meet anyone who wasn't simply a pleasant person and all of them seemed interested simply to be working at a unique place like this. True to advertising, there was no tipping going on at all and we only had to carry around the key to our cabin, if we cared to lock it at all. Very relaxing place where everything is taken care of for you. A pleasure.

What an amazing experience! This is an all inclusive resort at the top of a 3000 ft Mountain. The service and the food are everything you would expect from a Broadmoor property. If you have the money, you MUST experience this place. It’s unlike anything I’ve ever experienced.

The 5 Star Hotel rating of the The Broadmoor transfers over to their Cloud Camp 100%. Service, accommodations, food and drink all go above and beyond expectations. The staff to guest ratio is high. The attention to detail is superb. When we arrived it was raining and the staff was lined up to greet us with umbrellas as they guided us to our cabins. They run a tight shop. The first day I overheard a mgr say to the staff on walkie-talkies “ok, time check everyone”. Another time I was sitting in the lodge before lunch. Kurt, the manager, walked up and said lunch was ready when I wished to have it. I told him I was waiting for my party to return from the mule ride. Looking at his watch he said they should arrive in 9 minutes based on the last check in. My wife said when they did arrive Gordon, a young staffer, had water and a cold towel for her even before she climbed down. One of our party lost a contact and a new one was being overnighted in. Aaron took control and made it magically find its way into their hands after arrival at the Broadmoor way down below. Final note: every camp needs a dog, right? They have Moose. A lovable 3 year old big old bear of a dog. He has a good life.

Cloud Camp was beyond my expectations. The staff were amazing led by the wonderful Manager Kurt. We had terrific interactions with Kris, Kaila, Jess, Sadie, Jackson & Nicole. We were a very small group during our stay so we felt like royalty with all the attention we had. There was quite a storm while we were there which knocked power out for a few hours, but Kurt was at the ready at our cabins handing out flashlights and making sure we were all okay. Snow blanketed the mountain during the storm which hampered any outdoor activities we had planned but it was wonderful to play some board games and cards and enjoy the relaxing fires in both fireplaces and have some very quality “down” time and lots of chats with staff and the other guests. The meals were wonderful and menus very impressive with a multitude of choices. The cabin was very spacious and well appointed and the bed was so very comfortable. It is an absolutely amazing and unique environment where one can detach from the outside world but enjoy the splendor and beauty of the mountains and literally be in the clouds. Thank you to Kurt and his staff for making this such a memorable experience that will never be forgotten!

This is THE place to be. Stayed at the Broadmoor countless times, but Cloud Camp is the best. Reserve the Fire Tower Suite if you don't mind stairs.